Former Dothan Teacher’s Case Sent to Houston County Grand Jury
A district judge found probable cause and bound over the case against former Jerry Lee Faine Elementary teacher Johnny Dunaway, who faces 12 counts. The judge also denied a request…
New DCCC Poll Shows Figures and Marques Deadlocked at 46% in Alabama’s 2nd District Race
A new Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee poll finds U.S. Rep. Shomari Figures and Republican nominee Rhett Marques tied at 46% each in Alabama's redrawn 2nd Congressional District, with 8% of…
Dothan Selected to Join International Music Policy Network
Dothan has been selected as the 16th U.S. city to join the global Music Policy Resilience Network, building on its recent Levitt AMP grant for free concerts in Porter Park.
Retired Soldier Pulls Elderly Enterprise Woman and Caregiver From Burning Home, Fire Chief Says
A neighbor who ran toward a burning house on Bellwood Road instead of waiting outside for crews likely saved two lives Sunday afternoon in Enterprise, according to the city’s fire…
All In Credit Union Awards $140,000 in Holiday Grants to 10 Local Organizations
All In Credit Union closed out another year of giving by awarding ten charitable organizations more than $140,000 in grants as part of its annual holiday tradition. “When developing this…
BamaJam Dreams: Inside the $300 Million Plan to Build a “Nashville in Alabama” Near the Wiregrass
A country music mega-complex modeled on Branson, Missouri, is reportedly headed for the Enterprise-Dothan area, backed by developer Ronnie Gilley and Brooks & Dunn's Kix Brooks, with plans for themed…
Shelby Announced More Than $10 Million for Mobile-Area Projects in 2006 Spending Bill
U.S. Sen. Richard Shelby announced in October 2005 that the Senate-passed FY 2006 transportation and housing spending bill carried more than $10 million for Mobile-area projects, including the State Docks…